Gulbenkian Orchestra with conductor Nuno Coelho
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Since the dawn of time, the combination of dance and music has marked the path of human existence. From pure entertainment to ritual and erudite abstraction, from traditional folklore to court balls and ballet, dance has been one of the most privileged means of expression of the connection between body and mind and of the relation between people and communities. Throughout History, composers were well aware of this reality and have integrated and stylized dance through their compositions. This is the case of most of the works in this programme, conceived by our guest conductor Nuno Coelho.
Programme
Gulbenkian Orchestra
Nuno Coelho Conductor
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Suite from Les Indes Galantes
– Air pour les esclaves africains
– Tambourins
– Adoration du soleil
– Danse du Grand Calumet de la Paix (Danse des sauvages)
– Chaconne
Zoltán Kodály
Dances of Galanta
Gabriel Fauré
Pavane, in F-sharp minor, op. 50
György Ligeti
Concert românesc
– Andantino
– Allegro vivace
– Adagio ma non troppo
– Molto vivace
Johannes Brahms
Three Hungarian Dances
– No. 1, in G minor: Allegro molto
– No. 3, in F major: Allegretto
– No. 10, in F major: Presto
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